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Apple Gets Sued by the US DOJ; Accused of Illegal Monopoly in Smartphone Market
The US Department of Justice and 15 states on Thursday sued Apple as the government cracks down on Big Tech, alleging the iPhone maker monopolized the smartphone market, hurt smaller rivals and drove up prices. Apple joins competitors sued by regulators, including Alphabet's Google, Meta Platforms and Amazon.com.
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Apple App Store Concessions Fail to Address Top Concerns of Regulators, Lawmakers: An Analysis
Apple made two sets of changes to its App Store rules that are the subject of lawsuits, regulatory probes, and legislation around the world, but the tweaks do not address the biggest concerns raised.
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Google 'Unlawfully' Preserves Play Store Monopoly, US States Allege in Lawsuit
US state and district attorneys general sued Google on Wednesday, alleging that it bought off competitors and used restrictive contracts to unlawfully maintain a monopoly for its app store on Android phones.
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Spotify Hit With $1.6 Billion Copyright Lawsuit by Wixen Music Publishing
Spotify was alleged to be using thousands of songs, including those of Tom Petty, Neil Young and the Doors, without a licence and compensation to the music publisher.
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Spotify Agrees to Fund to Settle US Copyright Lawsuits
The move marks the latest effort by the Swedish company to turn the page on messy disputes as it considers a public listing amid the soaring growth of streaming.
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Spotify Hit by New $200 Million Copyright Suit
The latest lawsuit was filed by Melissa Ferrick, the Massachusetts-based indie folk singer who teaches at the prestigious Berklee College of Music.
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Spotify Hit By New $200 Million Copyright Suit
Streaming leader Spotify has been hit by a new copyright lawsuit seeking $200 million, in the second such case within weeks.
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Spotify Hit With $150 Million Copyright Suit
The lawsuit, filed Monday in a federal court in Los Angeles, accuses the streaming giant of disregard on so-called mechanical rights.
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Apple Gets Sued by the US DOJ; Accused of Illegal Monopoly in Smartphone Market
The US Department of Justice and 15 states on Thursday sued Apple as the government cracks down on Big Tech, alleging the iPhone maker monopolized the smartphone market, hurt smaller rivals and drove up prices. Apple joins competitors sued by regulators, including Alphabet's Google, Meta Platforms and Amazon.com.
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Apple App Store Concessions Fail to Address Top Concerns of Regulators, Lawmakers: An Analysis
Apple made two sets of changes to its App Store rules that are the subject of lawsuits, regulatory probes, and legislation around the world, but the tweaks do not address the biggest concerns raised.
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Google 'Unlawfully' Preserves Play Store Monopoly, US States Allege in Lawsuit
US state and district attorneys general sued Google on Wednesday, alleging that it bought off competitors and used restrictive contracts to unlawfully maintain a monopoly for its app store on Android phones.
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Spotify Hit With $1.6 Billion Copyright Lawsuit by Wixen Music Publishing
Spotify was alleged to be using thousands of songs, including those of Tom Petty, Neil Young and the Doors, without a licence and compensation to the music publisher.
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Spotify Agrees to Fund to Settle US Copyright Lawsuits
The move marks the latest effort by the Swedish company to turn the page on messy disputes as it considers a public listing amid the soaring growth of streaming.
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Spotify Hit by New $200 Million Copyright Suit
The latest lawsuit was filed by Melissa Ferrick, the Massachusetts-based indie folk singer who teaches at the prestigious Berklee College of Music.
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Spotify Hit By New $200 Million Copyright Suit
Streaming leader Spotify has been hit by a new copyright lawsuit seeking $200 million, in the second such case within weeks.
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Spotify Hit With $150 Million Copyright Suit
The lawsuit, filed Monday in a federal court in Los Angeles, accuses the streaming giant of disregard on so-called mechanical rights.
